@DolceDolce wrote:
I'd like to do this myself, and then send whoever I hire the file to review and efile. (or maybe I will just print and mail).
@DolceDolce
The IRS no longer allows e-filing for 2020, so there is no way that you or anyone else would be able to e-file your 2020 tax return. You will have to print and mail. The IRS allows e-filing only for the current year and two previous years, so currently e-filing is only possible for 2022, 2023, and 2024.
By the way, are you aware that it's too late to get a refund for 2020? If your 2020 tax return shows a refund, you can file the return but you will not get the refund. If your only reason for filing for 2020 is to get a refund, it's not worth all this effort to file it at this point.
